Tsar Dissolves Douma Threat in Open Session
Crowds clash outside Tauride palace as cavalry drives back demonstrators at the opening of Russia’s second parliament. Troops cordon the area while deputies greet supporters and demand amnesty and freedom. Stolypin vows to dissolve three doumas if pressed, as M. Golovin is named presiding officer.
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Card Party Planned by Local Hosts Next Monday
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Ehle and Mrs. Finne will give a card party next Monday afternoon at Pierson's Hall, 138 North Delaware.
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Ehle
Finne
Pierson's
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Archie Roosevelt Out of Danger at White House
Archie Roosevelt son of the president, previously ill with diphtheria, is declared out of danger by Dr. Rixey. He remains in a quarantine room on the White House second floor, with his mother nearby and the president frequently inquiring about his condition.
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Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Rixey
White House
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Whitehouse
Lead City
Mrs Eddy Seen Riding as Suit Drama Intensifies
Concord bankers and Henry M Baker defend Mary Baker Eddy as mentally alert and financially capable despite a suit filed by her son Glover. Eddy was seen outdoors with assistance from her secretary and coachman, while lawyers discuss possible withdrawal or federal route and potential Supreme Court review.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
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Eddy
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Congress
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Court of Equity
Social Notes From Indianapolis Society Column
The Indianapolis Law prints society news items from personal visits and guests. Mrs Daniel Toole of St Louis visits Mrs Samuel Toole. Mrs Smith of Terre Haute guests Mrs John B Elam. Miss Rose Lawrence returns from Kentucky. others include Mrs J R Smith of St Louis with Mrs George Benton. Hamlin Shute travels to Evansville. Walter Marsh back from Columbus. Mrs Louis Lathrop home from Lafayette. Mrs Ida Gray Scott visiting Connersville. J W W Banks from St Louis oversees YWCA canvass. Carrie Jacobs Bond gave a recital at the Can d residence.
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John Can
Mr Phillips
Chicago
Miss Doll
Lafayette
Charles Norris Williams
Helen Coldazer
Henry Buttolph
Winfield Durbin
Anderson
Eleanor McClean
Wedding of Miss Emma D. B. Cross and George A. Johnstone
The couple were married Monday night at the bride’s father J. D. Cross home by Rev. R. Smith with Helen Van Camp at the piano. The Johnstones will reside in Portland. Guests included out-of-town visitors and local social figures. The Woman's Research club met Monday at Mrs. Heath’s home, electing officers led by President Mrs. Felix T. Mc Whirter.
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Emma DB. Cross
George A. Johnstone
J. D. Cross
R. Smith
Helen van Camp
Woman's Research Club
Frederick (. Heath
Albert Huristone
Felix T. McWhirter
A. F. Ault
J. J. Brown
Frederic
Heath
Young
Fletcher Willis
Charles M. Lemon
Mrs Jane Mather Ogle Hosts D A R Chapter Event
Miss Jane Mather Ogle entertained the Gen St Clair chapter of the D A R Monday. Mr F P Bacon read a paper on The Romances Exploration.
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Socials and entertainments in Irvington and beyond
Mrs. William Frederick Wober hosts a Tuesday dinner in honor of Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond of Chicago visiting the Deans. Mrs. J. E. Cravens invites friends for Wednesday afternoon at her Irvington home for Mrs. Beardsley of Elkhart. Mrs. Charles Buschaupt plans a large bridge party to honor Mrs. Henry Craig and Mrs. Fowler of Spencer visits Manificia. Century club meets. Russell Byers to read on Indiana Constitution history. Mrs. John Quinn hosted a car a party at 2917 McPherson Ave.
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Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Chicago
John Candee Dean
J. E. Cravens
Irvington
Beardsley
Senator Beardsley
Elkhart
Ind
Charles Buschaupt
Henry Craig
Louisville
Fowler
Spencer
Manificia
Century Club
Russell Byers
Indiana
Doctor praises Grape-Nuts as key to health and energy
A New York physician argues that disease stems from wrong living and that proper food is essential. He lauds Grape-Nuts for its sustained energy, mental vigor, and digestive ease, especially for brain workers, claiming it meets physical and mental needs better than other foods. He notes air, sun, water, exercise, and sleep as vital alongside diet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Drunken man bites conductor, hand amputated
Frank Lewis, a conductor on the Columbus Springfield and London traction line, was bitten by a drunken man on his car. The injury caused blood poisoning and his right hand was amputated last night after weeks of suffering. The incident occurred in Springfield Ohio on March 3.
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Frank Lewis
Columbus
Senator Kirkman Gains War Reimbursement Bill Passed
The senate approved a bill to allocate 11,600 dollars to reimburse West Indiana infantry members for 2 percent deducted by claim agents on government payments from enlistment to muster, with provisions for payments to widows and children of regiment members.
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West Indiana Infantry
Senate
Consumption Cured At Home Promises Free Book
Story of a consumptive given up by doctors cured at home, published by the Consumption Research Society. Free book sent on request from New York, offering information on consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrh. Reproduces European professor’s cure formula and patient’s before during after condition.
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Marth
Wesearch Society
Woodbridge Building
New York City
Europe
Get Into Vaudeville Contracts Lock In Stars
New York March 5 The last doubt that Klaw and Erlanger mean business in vaudeville was removed as 110 contracts with top variety performers were finalized. The engagements cover four weeks.
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New York
Klaw & Erlanger
A Sanitary Dairy Aims to Cut Baby Deaths
South Bend Indiana on March 5 reports St Joseph County Medical Society plans a sanitary dairy supervised by public health officials to curb infant deaths. City cost limited to the bacteriological institute and its chief officer. Doctors attribute two thirds of deaths to impure milk.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County Medical Society
Bacteriological Institute
Chorus Girls Deny Knowing Stanford Whit to Reporters
A stage manager questions a loud chorus while a star tells reporters they never knew Stanford Whit, implying a rumored link or scandal. The exchange hints at backstage tension and press scrutiny surrounding the performer and a named individual.
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Stanford Whit
Sponga plaster claims to cure indigestion and stomach trouble
An Ohio Remedy Company notice asks readers troubled by indigestion, dyspepsia, sick headache, or stomach issues to mail 10 cents to cover postage and receive a Sponga plaster promising to stimulate the solar plexus and digestive juices as a proven cure.
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Ohio Remedy Company
Toledo
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